> Unknown EEPROM type (0)
> (...)
> Unknown EEPROM type (32)
This is a known bug and is fixed in CVS.
> - On the first try, sensors-detect segfaulted. I tried to reboot,
> which failed because hda had write errors. Only a complete unplug from
> mains for the usual 30s made it boot again. As I used this machine
> for some time before witha wild mix of stock kernel, nvidia and
> lm_sensors modules, I'm not too sure what caused this. After the
> reboot (which definitivly brought kernel sources and running kernel
> in sync) is just works now, so IMHO having sources, config and
> running kernel the same seems to be important.
Yes, it is very important, especially since version 2.8.1, because a
change in the i2c structures make original modules and newly compiled
module incompatible.
> - My bttv card run fine as ever.
Great :)
> - On the sensors output, the fan1 is reported at 3307RPM by the BIOS,
> CPU Temp as 47 degrees.
Try the following compute line in sensors.conf ("as99127f-*" section):
compute fan1 @/2, @*2.0
As for temp2, there are three possible formulae in sensors.conf, try the
other ones.
Also, you can probably add ignore lines for fan2, fan3 and temp3.
> - sensors-detect produced a line # no driver for Winbond W83L785TS
> yet, ask us for one! and so I do ;-)
OK, will write a driver if I can find some spare time.
Thanks a lot for providing feedback, this is very appreciated :)
BTW, your chipset isn't really an AS99127F, but an ASB100. We now have a
separate driver for it in CVS, you should give it a try. The i2c patch
you used is OK, you just need to download and install lm_sensors2 CVS:
http://secure.netroedge.com/~lm78/download.html#cvs
We still need to update sensors-detect to reflect that, so don't trust
it when it says you should use the w83781d driver, and use asb100
instead.
Thanks again :)
--
Jean Delvare
http://www.ensicaen.ismra.fr/~delvare/
